Primordial Performance bulk powders

Primordial Performance has some really outstanding bulk powders. They are cheap, clean, effective and straight forward. No Kitchen sink formulas, just good, basic supplements. Ive used just about every one they have released and never been disapointed. Over a year from now and im still using most if not all (not at the same time ).

I know - I am in love with VitaBerry (especially re taste), but a tub only lasts me a month or less. VitaBerry is a great addition to any meal or shake or just when you want a "treat" that's actually going to be beneficial for you

I know - I am in love with VitaBerry (especially re taste), but a tub only lasts me a month or less. VitaBerry is a great addition to any meal or shake or just when you want a "treat" that's actually going to be beneficial for you

~Rosie~

Vitaberry is absolutely delicious. Perfect with Ibcaa's and Arginocarn.

my favorite product through the winter was the dream tea though...warm cup of tea before bed, that justs put you out!!! things have been stressful and I've been working two jobs, dream tea was the only thing that helped keep me rested throughout everything.

Everything in moderation? Especially tailored to each individual. Low carb is not for everyone, but one tid bit I do remember from Dr. Atkins book is that the average american 100 years ago ate an average of 5lbs of sugar a year. Currently the average for each american is nearly 130lbs a year. Diabetes and obesity is a nation wide epidemic.

Im not a low carb dieter year round, but another thing ive been taking seriously is gluten. Or the idea of avoiding it. The low carb approach seems to help simplify some do's and dont's.

my favorite product through the winter was the dream tea though...warm cup of tea before bed, that justs put you out!!! things have been stressful and I've been working two jobs, dream tea was the only thing that helped keep me rested throughout everything.

There is only a handfull of supplements I have not used from Primordial Performance and the dream tea is one of them. Great mention, ill have to remedy my neglect.

Everything in moderation? Especially tailored to each individual. Low carb is not for everyone, but one tid bit I do remember from Dr. Atkins book is that the average american 100 years ago ate an average of 5lbs of sugar a year. Currently the average for each american is nearly 130lbs a year. Diabetes and obesity is a nation wide epidemic.

Im not a low carb dieter year round, but another thing ive been taking seriously is gluten. Or the idea of avoiding it. The low carb approach seems to help simplify some do's and dont's.

Oh, I don't do moderation, Sean will tell you that, LOL. But yes, individual to each person diet should be.

Type II Diabetes and obesity, people do to themselves and I have no sympathy for them - when they decide to do something about it and improve their quality of life, then I support that, but blaming everything but themselves for those issues is bullsh*t and so very typical of people not wanting to take responsibility for their own actions (yes, small rant - I get so sick of people saying, "but it's my genetics", or "so and so caused this", when it was through their own doing).

Low carbohydrate can help sometimes, yes, and I will admit that I have tried it a few times for all of about a week, but it's definitely NOT something I would do for much longer.

Everything in moderation? Especially tailored to each individual. Low carb is not for everyone, but one tid bit I do remember from Dr. Atkins book is that the average american 100 years ago ate an average of 5lbs of sugar a year. Currently the average for each american is nearly 130lbs a year. Diabetes and obesity is a nation wide epidemic.

Im not a low carb dieter year round, but another thing ive been taking seriously is gluten. Or the idea of avoiding it. The low carb approach seems to help simplify some do's and dont's.

To each their own yes, but doing extreme low carb dieting IMO is just retarded. I never go below 150-200g a day. Then again I am also a big guy so I have different needs then an smaller to average size guy.

Instead of doing low carb junk I think it is just better to eat smarter...lots of whole wheat, grains in general, veggies, fruit, lean meats, etc. It really isn't that hard to stick to a good diet if you know how to manipulate it properly.

Cheers!

-Sean-

Primordial Performance

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ArginoCarn provides me with focus. I feel that when combined with GPLC, a noticeable increase in performance (endurance wise, not strength) and a well dialed in mental focus becomes apparent. You know those days you hit the locker room and think "wow I was really in the zone that workout!" Well thats how I feel with ArginoCarn added to GPLC.

ArginoCarn provides me with focus. I feel that when combined with GPLC, a noticeable increase in performance (endurance wise, not strength) and a well dialed in mental focus becomes apparent. You know those days you hit the locker room and think "wow I was really in the zone that workout!" Well thats how I feel with ArginoCarn added to GPLC.

Hmm.. Sounds interesting. This would be a good combo along with my PP IBCAA's, Creapure, MAP and Beta Alanine.

How much are some of you guys loading L Carnitine for fat loss and for how long? I can only handle 4.5 grams of gplc a day but can tolerate arginocarn upwards of 6 grams, and thats on top of using gplc.

How much are some of you guys loading L Carnitine for fat loss and for how long? I can only handle 4.5 grams of gplc a day but can tolerate arginocarn upwards of 6 grams, and thats on top of using gplc.